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Figure 4: Structure of the Department of Foreign Affairs 2002 Minister for Foreign Affairs EU General Affairs Council Minister of State Secretary General Deputy Secretary EU Permanent Representation - Coreper EU Political and Security Committe Second Secretary Inspection Assistant Secretary Assistant Secretary Assistant Secretary Assistant Secretar Director General Legal Advisor Political Director Assistant Secretary Bilateral Economic Relations Consular Services Corporat e Services Development Cooperation European Union Legal Political Protocol and Cultural Anglo Irish
Figure 5: Department of Foreign Affairs Structure Detail European Union Division Political Division Director General Political Director European Union Division Political Division EU Co-ordination Common Foreign and Security Policy Internal EU Policies Bilateral Political Relations External Economic United Nations Institutional EU Development OSCE Enlargement Council of Europe International Security Policy Human Rights
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Page 5 and 6: the executive of conflicts between
Page 7 and 8: analyses the Irish core executive
Page 9 and 10: 2002 appointed a Minister of State
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Page 15 and 16: encourage mobility across departmen
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Appendix 1 Table 6: Attendance by M
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